Sentence examples for a separate division from from inspiring English sources

Mr. Bulger's defense centers on the claim that he had immunity from prosecution for his crimes, which he says was granted by Jeremiah O'Sullivan, a federal prosecutor who, at the time, worked in Boston in a separate division from Mr. Stearns.

Reporters at Bloomberg News, a separate division from the terminal business, were nonetheless told to use the terminals to get an edge in the competitive world of financial journalism where every second counts, according to these people, who spoke on the condition of anonymity because of the company's strict nondisclosure agreements.

(HuffPost is unionized under the auspices of the WGA-East, though in a separate division from television writers).

The L.A. Times' Editorial Board — a separate division from news reporters — has evaluated key races and offered recommendations. .

In 1999 Mr. Freeh created a separate division for terrorism, splitting it off from a unit that also had jurisdiction over espionage cases.

This freedom was helped by the fact that Uematsu ran the music group as a separate division in the company from the game developers.

The second report, on the status of the rig's equipment, was produced by four investigators from a separate division of Lloyd's Register Group, also on behalf of Transocean.

Champ created the firm in 2011 when it bought two separate divisions from Constellation Brands for A$290m - less than one-third of its agreed sale price to the Carlyle Group.

The town elects three members to Somerset County Council, each from a separate county division.

The longtime auto industry supplier, which spun out from GM in 1999, announced earlier this month that it would be spinning out its own powertrain division into a separate company from the unit focused on autonomy and EVs.

A big conglomerate is like a big house, Mr. Welch counseled, each floor a layer of management, each wall separating one division from another.